Canadian Offer! Get $5 Cashback and Zero Fee on Your First Transfer
Back-to-school season is here, and so is Paysend’s limited-time Double Deal to help you save while you send.
If you’re in Canada, you can now make your first international transfer of CA$50 or more and get:
- Zero transfer fee
- $5 cashback
Just use code SCHOOL25 at checkout.
Whether you’re helping with school fees, uniforms, or supplies, this is the perfect time to support your family from anywhere in the world. With Paysend, you’ll enjoy transparent pricing, great exchange rates, and transfers that often arrive in seconds*.
How to claim your back-to-school offer
- Download the Paysend app or go to paysend.com.
- Sign up or log in.
- Choose your recipient’s country and delivery method (card, account, or wallet).
- Enter the amount (CA$50 or more) and apply code SCHOOL25 at checkout.
- Confirm your payment and send.
It’s that simple — your transfer will be fee-free, and we’ll send you $5 cashback after your first qualifying transaction.
Why choose Paysend for your back-to-school transfer?
- Fast delivery – most transfers arrive in seconds*.
- Low costs – no hidden fees, plus great rates.
- Global reach – send to over 170 countries, 24/7.
- Secure – bank-level protection for your money.
Don’t miss this back-to-school Double Deal — available for a limited time to customers in Canada.
Send CA$50 or more with code SCHOOL25 today.
*Transfer times may vary based on recipient bank processing, checks, or local conditions.
Disclaimer:
From 18.08.25 to 18.09.25 complete a transfer of at least $50 CAD using promo code “SCHOOL25”. One use per customer. FX rates are determined by Paysend and may include a margin. Third-party fees may apply. This promotion is only available to registered Paysend customers in Canada. TERMS AND CONDITIONS APPLY Paysend Terms & Conditions: Read Our Policies and Guidelines.
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